Fertility Doctor Cookies

I love some of the requests that I get for custom cookies.  When a customer wanted to send a thank you gift to her fertility doctor, I just had to say yes.

I mean, it's not every day that you get to make sperm and egg cookies!

Medical-themed thank you gifts

I recently finished a few custom doctor and dentist gifts and am planning on making them available on my website soon.

This was the doctor thank you gift.  And here's the dentist's thank you:

And a mini version of the dentist gift:

Keep an eye out on our website to order!

A Stomach Cookie?

It's definitely not every day that you receive a request to make a stomach cookie, but that's exactly what this customer was looking for :)

A patient wanted to give her surgeon a thank you gift at her follow up visit.  How sweet is that?!  She requested "thank you faces", a needle and thread, a stomach, and doctor and nurse scrubs in a small gift box.

This is what I came up with!

Definitely a fun gift set to design :)  Thanks for your order, Anne!

Spring Cleaning

I'm doing some "spring cleaning" this week and found lots of cookies that I never blogged.  So here's a mish-mosh of what I've been doing over the past several months!

These were some updated Facebook cookies to celebrate a big milestone for a popular restaurant chain:

Birthday cookies for Nurse Suzanne:

A new Mother's Day package (I loved this plaque design!):

A "thank you" cookie package that will hopefully make it onto the website soon:

More thank you cookies inspired by Cookies with Character:

And finally, cookies for a high school graduate who's going to be a freshman at Temple University next year:

Making Your Cookie Cutters Work for You

The doctor theme continues!  These medical / golf-themed cookies were made as a gift for a doctor's retirement.

I don't actually have many doctor or golf cookie cutters, so I had to get a little bit creative for this package.  It seems like there's a cookie cutter for everything these days, but it's also important to remember that lots of cutters can be improvised to work for other things.  That way, when you get a last minute order you don't need to worry about rush ordering cookie cutters!  Here's what I used to make these doctor cookies:

I was lucky that I had a fire truck cutter, so it was pretty obvious how to turn this into an ambulance - just cut off the ladder!  The doctor coat was also easily modified from a onesie cutter.  And the bandaid was actually a flower that I cut the sides off of.

I made some similar modifications to create these golf cookies:

I'm sure you can tell how the golf shirts were made - that onesie cutter comes in handy!  The golf bag was a baseball hat turned on it's side and the flip flop cutter made a perfect golf green.  The clubs were made by slightly modifying a candy cane cookie cutter.

So next time you want to try something new, put away your credit card and go digging through your cookie cutter collection!  You might be surprised what you find there (or at least I usually am)!

New Doctor Cookies

I made these cookies recently for a new doctor who just started his residency in the ER.  He's also an avid fisherman, so the request was for a combined package of medical and fishing-themed cookies.  I pretty much had free reign to design any cookies that I wanted, so they were a lot of fun to make!

Best of luck in your residency Sammy!

Tooth Cookies!

How nice is the Mom who ordered these cookies!?  Two of her sons just had their braces removed, so she wanted to thank the orthodontist for "straightening out" her boys :)  

Each tooth got a different color rubber band and the "braces" were painted with silver luster dust to make them look metallic.  I remember having braces, and choosing your rubber band colors was always a big decision.  Of course, I was a child of the 90's, so I'm pretty sure I usually had some sort of horrible neon combination :)

The cookies were packaged up with matching ribbons and shipped off to the doctor's office.  Hopefully the orthodontist and her staff enjoyed them!